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CONESTOGA-ROVERS & ASSOCIATES
1351 Oakbrook Drive, Suile 150
Norcross, Georgia 30093
(770) 441-0027 Fax: (770) 441.2050
December 9, 1997
Reference No. 7665
Ms. Kathy Pace
Augusta-Richmond County Solid Vvaste Landfill
4330 Deans Bridge Raad
Blythe, Georgia 30805
Dear Ms- Pace:
Re: Proposal far Sampling, Patentiometric
Mapping, Statistical Data Evaluation and Analytical Services
Dean's Bridge Raad Landfill
Richmond County, Georgia
In accordance with my conversation with Mr. Robert Watsan, Conestoga-Ravers &
Associates (CRA) is pleased to submit this praposal to conduct two semi-annual
groundwater sampling events, prepare potentiametric maps, and perform statistical
evaluations on the analytical data far the Dean's Bridge Road Landfill in RiChmond
County, Georgia. In addition, the caSts far the assodated analytical services from
HydroLogic and the preparation af two groundwater manitaring reports have been
included with, this proposal. These additianal services were not included in CRA's
praposal for groundwater monitoring in 1997 and have resulted in an increase in our
overall estima.ted cost for 1998.
It is anticipated that nvo sampling events will be performed and each event will entail
the sampling of 28 graundwater manitoring wells in Landfill Sectians II-A and rr-B and
25 graundwater monitoring wells in Landfill Section II-C. The semi-annual events have
been tentatively scheduled for January and June 1998. All sampling events will be
canducted by a gealogist/ chemist or technician. The sampling protocals provided by
the Augusta-I~ichmond County Solid Waste facility }viII be followed.
All graundwater samples will be submitted to the project laboratory for the analysis of
Appendix I rr:~etals and valatiIe organic campaunds (VOCs). As required, based an
recent meetings with the Geargia Environmental Protectian Division (EPD), the
graundwater samples will also. be analyzed for an indicator parameter list (pH,
conductivity, chlaride, total dissolved solids, and total organic carbon). The abjective
will be to use the results of the indicator parameter list far future statistical data
evaluations as discussed with Augusta-Richmand County and EPD on April 24, 1997_
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It is alSo. anticipated that potentiometric surface maps will be prepared for the
combined Lan;ifill Sectians (II-A I II-B and II-q far each sampling event. The direction
af groundwater flow and the hydraulic gradient far the regional water bearing zone
will be determined and reported for each sampling event. The preparatian af the maps
and the evalu2.tianl calculatian of the groundwater characteristics will be supervised
and appraved by a State of Georgia licensed Professional Geologist.
eRA's total es'irnated cost to conduct the sampling programs, including reporting of
the analytical data and graundwater potentiometric mapping and provide the
associated analyses, far ane water bearing z.ane for each landfill section and canducting
the statistical evaluatians an the analytical data, is $56,248. If additional time is
required due to delayed sampling because manitaring wells fail to recaver within 24
hours, a $100 hourly rate will be charged to allow for fees and disbursements.
Disbursements will be invoiced at cost with no mark-up. Our estimated cast also
includes data validation. CRA's estimated cost does nat include providing 55-gc1.llon
drums for purged groundwater storage or disposal af purged groundwater. It is
assumed that all purged groundwater will be collected in 55-gallon drums and stored
on the proper;:y.
It is assumed ':hat statistical data evaluatians v..rill be performed far Landfill Sectians
II-A / II-B and Il-C following each sampling event. The cast estimate for the statistical
data evaluations is based on the falla'\iVing scope of work:
i) charact'erizatian af background cancentratioI15, specifically the means and
standard deviations;
ii) statistical camparisans between inter- and intra-well manitoring results to
identify any statistically significant differences as appropriate. ,We will utilize
ANOV A parametric and/ar nan-parametric analyses, as appropriate to the
distribution of the data, to examine statistical differences and to. develop
talerance intervals (95 percent); ,
iii) camparisan of the manitaring results with water quality criteria to identify
constituents which are close to and/ or have exceeded the water quality criteria
and to comparison of each incoming data set with the tolerance interval, on a per
event basis; and
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iv) aSSeSSD'lent the need for adjusting the baseline on an annual basis and adjustment
as nece.ssary (if approved by GEPD).
If the scope of the sampling effort changes from what is described or the proposed
scape of the statistical data evaluatian changes from what our proposal includes, our
estimated cost may be revised depending on the significance of the change. It is
assumed that the State will approve a reduced number of monitoring paints within the
near future. Consequently, CRAvv'ill pravide Augusta-Richmond County with a
revised cost estimate reflecting the reduced monitoring points when this occurs.
A detailed brE~akdavvn of the estimated costs is presented in Table 1.
We appreciate the apportunity to submit this proposal to. Augusta-Richmond County.
If you have any questians concerning this submittal, please can tact the undersigned at
your earliest canvenience.
Yours trol y,
CONESTOGA-ROVERS & ASSOOA TES
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TABLE 1
COST ESTIMATE
DEAN'S BRIDGE ROAD LANDFILL
RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA
Cost Per
Event
Total
Cost
1. Landfill Sections 11-A and n-B - 28 wells
(2 semi~annual sampling events)
A. Sampling and Reporting
. 1 GeologistjO\emist for 27 hours @ $57/hour $1,539 $3,078
. 1 Technician for 24 hours@35jhour 840 1,680
Report Preparation for 6 hours @ $65jhour 390 780
CAD Operator for 6 hours @ $67jhour 402 804
. Cler::caJ for 4 hours @ $45/hour 180 360
. Equipment and Supplies 400 800
. Hotd and Per Diem. 380 760
. T ransporta tion 190 380
. Chemist for 6 hours @ $55/hour 330 660
aill $9,302
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B. Statistical Analysis
(fwol~~rrepor~)
. Database processing and table generation
for output of summary data
Data manipUlation for statistical processing for,
10 hours @$55/hour
. Stati:;tical calculations for 10 hours @ $lOO/hour
· Repc,rting and interpretation for 10 hours @ S100/hour
$2,400
550
1,000
1,000
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C. Potentiometric Map (1)
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D. Analytical- 28 water samplesj2 duplicates
· APJ'l~dix I Metals (S100 x 30)
Appendix I VOCs ($100 x 30)
· Indicator Parameters ($45 x 30)
$3,000
$3,000
$1,350
$6,000
$6,000
$2,700
$14,700
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COST ESTIMATE
DEAN'S BRIDGE ROAD LANDFILL
RlCHl\10ND COUNTY, GEORGIA
Cost Per Total
Event Cost
II. Landfill Section II-C - 24 wells
(2 semi-annual sampling events)
A. Sampling and Reporting
1 Geologist/Olernist for 25 hours @ $57/hour $1,425 $2,850
1 T€dutician for 21 hours @$35/hour 735 1,470
Report Preparation for 6 hours @$6S/hour 390 780
. CAD Operator for 4 hours @ $67/hour 268 536
. Oedcal for 4 hours@$45/hour 180 360
. Equipment and Supplies 200 400
. Hot>~l and Per Diem 380 760
. Transportation 190 380
. Chemist for 6 hours @ $55/hour 330 660
$4,098 ~
B. Statistical Analysis
(Two letter reports)
DatGlbase processing and table generation
for c'utput of summary data
Datl, m.anipulation for statistical processing for
10 h;lurS @ $55/hour
Statistical calcu~ations for 10 hours @ $lOO/hour
Reporting and interpretation for 10 hours @ $lOO/hour
$2,400
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550
1,000
1,000
$4,950
C. Potentio:netrk Maps (1)
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D_ Analytic,li - 25 water samples/2 duplicates
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App~ndix I Metals ($100 x 27)
ApP'~ndix I VOCs ($100 x 27)
Indicator Parameters ($45 x 27)
$2,700
$2,700
$1.215
$5AOO
$5,400
$2,430
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TOTAL ESTIMATED COST (semi-annual for lIA/IIB/IIC)
Additional Cost for Delayed S<1mpling
· Cost increase $100/hour
$13,230
$56.248
Notes:
(1) The associated price includes two potentiometric maps (one per' event).
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Clayton
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTANTS
Ms. Kathy Pace
Augusta-Richmond County Solid Waste Landfill
4330 Dec:ns Bridge Road
Blythe, Georgia 30805
Re: Proposal to Provide Sampling, Analysis, Statistical Data Evaluation
and Potentiometric Mapping
Dean's Bridge Road Landfill, Richmond County, Georgia
Clayton Proposal Number 97 A TLEMR-170
Dear Ms, Pace:
Clayton Environmental Consultants, a division of Clayton Group Services, Inc" is
pleased to submit this proposal to conduct two semiannual groundwater sampling events,
perform statistical evaluations on analytical data, and prepare potentiometric surface
maps for the Dean's Bridge Road Landfill in Richmond County, Georgia,
Scope of 'V ork
Two samp.ling events will be conducted, tentatively January and June, 1998, Fifty one
(51) groundwater monitor wells in Landfill Sections II-A, IJ-B and II-C will be sampled.
The sampling protocols provided by the Augusta-Richmond County Solid Waste facility
will be followed, and conducted by environmental consultants, supervised by a Georgia
Professional Geologist.
All groundwater samples will be submitted via chain of custody to a qualified laboratory
for Appendix I metals and volatile organic campounds (YOC) analysis, Groundwater
samples wi:ll also be analyzed for pH (field), conductivity (field), chloride, total dissolved
solids, and total organic carbon.
Potentiome'~ric surface maps will be prepared for the combined Landfill Sections
(Sections II-A, II-B and II-C) for each sampling event, including direction of
groundwater flow and the hydraulic gradient for the regional water bearing zone, We are
assuming that existing well elevations have been surveyed, and that a current map is
available on AutoCad Version ]4 (or comparable),
Statistical data evaluation will be performed for Landfill Sections II-A, II-B and II-C
sampling re~;uIts follawing each sampling event. The statistical data evaluation includes:
1) characterize background concentrations, specifically the means and standard
deviations;
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Ms. Kathy Pace
Augusta-Ric:hmand County Landfill
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2) provide statistical comparisons between inter and intrawell sampling results to
identify statistically significant differences as appropriate, We will use ANOY A
parametric and/or nonparametric analyses, as appropriate to the distribution of the
data, to examine statistical differences and develop tolerance intervals (95
percent), and
3) compare analytical results with water quality criteria to identify constituents
which are close to and/or greater than state and federal water quality criteria and
compare each incoming data set with the confidence interval, on a per event basis.
Estimated Cost
Our estimated cost to perform the above referenced scope of work is $51,000, based on
the following:
Labor:
Laboratory ($310.00 per well)
ODC
$15,880.00
$31,620,00
$ 3,500,00
Our estimated cost does not include providing 55-gallon drums for purged groundwater
storage or disposal of purged groundwater. It is assumed that all purged groundwater will
be collected in 55-gallon drums (provided) and stored on the property,
If the scope of work for the sampling efforts change from what is described, or the
proposed scope of work for the statistical data evaluation changes from what our
proposal includes, our estimated cost may be revised depending on the significance of the
change. Any unexpected conditions or cancerns that become apparent during the project
may require a revision in the project scope and estimated fees. We will notify you of any
necessary c.hange in project scope and fees, and obtain written confirmation, This work is
subject to our standard terms and conditians (attached). Our project assumptions are
included in Attachment },
ACCEPTANCE OF WORK SCOPE
For your convenience, this letter is presented in a form that can be accepted as an
agreement. To accept, please sign below and return a copy to me,
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. ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSUL T ANTS
Ms. Kathy Pace
Augusta-Richmond County Landfill '
December 24, 1997
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If you have any questions or need additional information, please call me or Mr. Mike
Molley, REM at (770) 499-7500. We look forward to. working with you,
Sincerely,
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Robert L. Weyand, P,G.
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Director (
Environmental Risk Management And Remediation Services
Southeastl~rn Region
Clayton Proposal No: 98
Accepted J3 y:
Title:
Company:
Allgusta-Richmond County Commission
Date:
March 31, 1998
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ATTACHMENT 1
LANDFILL GROUNDWATER SAMPLING ASSUMPTIONS
Qualifications for these presented cost quotations include the following assumptions and
understandings.
Costs may increase due to delays caused by limited or restricted site access;
Clayton will not be responsible for adverse weather conditions which cause excessive
delays;
Drums will be available at the monitor well locations;
Significant changes to the regulations will not occur during the term of the contract;
Top of casings for monitor wells have been surveyed;
Client will provide Clayton with drawings and site plans on a timely basis, and on
AutoCad Version 14 (or comparable);
This propo:ial does not include the cost to dispose of contaminated purge water, and
Costs presume that Level D personal protective gear is adequate for all site work.
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Clayton Group Services, Inc.
(f/kIa Clayton Envinllunenta! Consultants, Inc.)
Clayton
. ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSUL T ANT S
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These T e:rms and Conditions govem the: work to be performed by Clayton Group Services, Inc., t7kJa Clayton Environmental Consull.ants, Inc. ("Clayton"), as specified
in the proposal or the Proli:s.sional Services Agreement (the "Companion Documents") prepared by Clayton of which these Terms and Conditions are a pan. By
accepting the Companion Documents or authorizing or accepting any portion of the work done or to be done by Clayton as specified in the Companion Documc:t'1U. the
client ("Client") shall be deemed to have accepted these Terms and Conditions as if fully set forth in any of the Companion Documents.
I. Client InJormation. Client shall provide Clayton with all inJormation required to enable Clayton to petform its services, and Client Warrants to Clayton. that if it
knows or has reason to suspect that hazardous mat.criaJs or conditions may exist at any site to be surveyed by Clayton. or where work is to be done ("Site"), it will inform
Clayton in writing. Clayton shall not be liable for any incorrect advice, judgment, r=mmendation. fmding. decision or conduct based upon any inaccurate or
incomplete information supplied by Client.
2. Performance, Clayton shall use commercially reasonable best e!forts in performing services under these Terms and Conditions, and the Companion Documents
("Agreement"), Clayton shall n,)t be responsible for iailure to per10rm Its services if i) there is a tailure or delay by Client or its conU'aClO~ in providing Clayton with the
necessary access to properties. d:x:umentation. infonnation. or matcnaJs; jj) Client or its contracto~ fail to approve or disapprove Clayton's work; or iii) if Client causes
delays in any way whatsoever. in any of these e:vems, Clayton's time for completion of its service shall be extended accordingly.
Clayton shall not be responsible for failure to perform if such failure is due to any act of God. labor trouble, fm:. inclement weather, act of goverrunental authority,
failure oftr.msportation. accidenl, power lailure or interruption. or any other cause, reasonably beyond Clayton's control. In any of these events, Clayton's time for
completion of its services shall be extended accordingly.
At the sole discretion of Clayton. all samples obtained by Clayton under this Agreement may be discarded 30 days after analyses, or returned by Clayton to the Client.
unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing.
3, Compliance With Laws, Cla:l!on shall use corrunercially reasonable best efforts to comply with all federal, state and local statutes, codes, laws and administrative
regulations, including but not limited to those related to environmental. fire, safety and health matters, which are applicable to the performance of its consulting services
under this Agreement, but shall not be liable to Client for failure to so comply unless such non-compliance is due to the negligence of Clayton.
4. Safetv Responsibilities, IfCl<,yton provides a safety and he:l!th officer at the Site where the work is to be done, Clayton shall be authorized to take any and all
measures on behalfofClienl, thaI. in Clayton's opinion. will maintain generally accepted he:l!th and safety standards tor persolUlel at the Site, Clayton will advise Client
regarding deficiencies with respec:t to specifications and applicable regulations, but Clayton is not responsible for the failure of Client or its agents to follow the
recommendations of Clayton persolUlel. Client waives any claim against Clayton for, and agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Clayton harmless from any claim for
liability, for injury, or loss to Clienl, or others, in cOlUlection with such measures. except to the extent such loss results from Clayton's negligence.
In the event that any of Clayton's lctivities hereunder are at the Site. Client will assume sole and complete responsibility for the Site, including safety of a II p=ns and
property, and further agrees to deJend, indemnify and hold Clayton ha.rrnJess from any and all liability, including to third parties, in COlUlection with the project conducted
at the Site, except to the extent such liability arises from the negligence of ClaytolL
5. Site Conditions, [t is understood and agreed that (i) Clayton is nol, and has no responsibility as an owner, a handler, generator, operator, treater, storer, transporter or
disposer of hazardous or toxic substances found or identified at the Site; and (ii) Client shaJI Undertake to arrange for the handling. removal. treaUTIent. storage,
transportation. and disposal of hazardous substances or constituents found or identified at the Site. ~orwithstanding the above, in the cou~e of performing services under
tlW Agreement, should Clayton. at the request of Client, c:lect to arrange for the disposal of waste, hazardous or not, Client shall defend, indemnilY, release and hold
Clayton harmless from any loss, dunage or expense resulting trom said activity. It is agreed that this indemnification covers all costs associated with any obligation to
assess, remediate or contain any hazardous or nonhazardous waste under any Federal or State, or Superfund law (or Provincial law) in addition to monetary damages.
Client understands and acknowledges that (i) Client may be requesting Clayton to undertake services or work for the benefit of Client involving the presence or potential
presence of hazardous substances :l11d (ii) Clayton may be exposed to claims arising out ot: or involving actual. alleged, or threatened discharge, disposal or release or
escape of hazardous or potentially hazardous pollutants including. but not limited to, solid, liquid, gaseous or thermal irritants or contaminants including smoke, wat<:t",
vapor. soot, fumes. acids. alkalies. chemicals, wastes, and waste materials, and Client understands and agrees that Clayton shall only be responsible for losses which
directly result from Clayton's negligence, Therefore, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, to the fullest extent permitted by law, Client hereby
agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold hannless Clayton, its officers, directo~ and employees from and against any and all claims. damages, losses. and expenses.
including but not limited to, anom.:y's fees and court and arbitration costs, arising out of. or in cOlUlection with. claims relating to these risks which may result from the
services to be provided under this ;\greement, except to the extent caused by the negligence of Clayton. its officer.;. directo~, and employees.
6. Confidentiality, Clayton shall use commerciaHy reasonable precautions so that access to information relating to its services for Client is limited to those persons
within its employ for whom it is nC1:essary and appropriate for purposes of performing Clayton's services.
7. Insurance. Clayton shall use co:nmercially reasonable best efforts to procure and maintain at its expense, the following insurance, with the limits ofliability as set
forth below:
(a)
(b)
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:.vorkers' Compensation
l,mplover's Liability
(or as required by Law)
~:ommercial Gener:ll Liabilitv
(Including Contractual Liability)
L\utomobile Liabilitv
(:overing vehicles owned,
hired, rented, or non-owned).
~:onsull.ants Environmental Liability
(,?rofessionaJ Liability and Contractor's
Pollution Legal Liability)
Limits
As required by Statute.
S500,OOO per occurrence
(c)
S 1,000,000 per occurrence
S2,OOO,OOO general aggregate
SI,OOO,OOO combined single limits
(d)
(e)
S3,OOO.OOO e:ach claim
SJ,OOO,OOO general aggregate
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Clayton shall name Client :IS additional insured and other parties that it deems appropriate to be additional insured under Clayton's Conunercial Galeral Liability policy
. and Automobile Liability polic::r, if requested to do so by Client
8. Warranty. Clayton Warrant.! that the services, tindings, reconunendations and/or advice provided to Client will be prepucd, performed. and rendered in accordance
with procedures, protocols and pr=tices generally accepted in Clayton's profession for use in similar assignments. Client acknowledges and agrees that Clayton has
made no other implied or expre::sed represenwion, warranty or condition with respect to the servie<:s, ftndings, reconunendatioru or advice to be provided by Clayton.
9. lndenmiftc.ation and Liabilit'~, Clayton shall indcmni1Y and hold harmless Client from and against all losses, liabilities, and reasonable costs and expenses for property
damage and bodily injury (including reasonable anomcy's fees), to the extent directly and proximatdy arising from Clayton's negligent performance of services or breach
of warranty under this Agreement
The total and aggregale obligation of Clayton purnuant to the provisions of this lndemnific.ation and for any and all liability and any and all damages to Client, or to any
other person or entity, arising out of. or resulting from, this Agreement or the services provided by Clayton, shall in no event exceed the lesser of i) one-and-one-halfthe
value of the Agreement; or ii) S~;OO,OOO.
Client shall defend. indemnify and hold harmless Clayton, its employees, dircctorn, and agents, from and against any and all c1airru. losses, liabilities, and reasonable
casu and expenses (including reHsonable anomey's fees) that arc: i) related to, or caused in any way by, the negligence or willful misconduct of Client, its employees, or
agcnu; ii) related to this Agreement or the work to be performed by Clayton for which Clayton is not expressly resporuible; or iii) the expressed responsibility of the
Client under this Agreement
10. Pavrnent. Clayton shall invoice Client and Client shall pay to Clayton for its consulting services as follows:
(a) Fees and all other charges will be billed to Client as provided in the Companion Documents.
(b) Fees shall be paid net by Client within thirty days of being invoiced by Clayton. tfthe invoice is not paid within such period, Client shall be liable
to Clayton for a late charge aCCruing from the date of such invoice to the date of payment at the lower of 18 percent per annum or the maximum
rate allowed by law.
(c) tf Client f:lils to pay any invoice fully within thirty days after invoice date, Clayton may, at any time, and without waiving any other rights or
claims aglinst Client and without thereby incurring any liability to Client, elect to terminate performance of services immediately following
wrincn notice from Clayton to Client :-.Iotwithstanding any such termination of services, Client shall pay Clayton for all services rendered by
Clayton up to the date oftennination ofscrvices plus all interest, tennination costs and expenses incurred by Clayton. Client shall reimburne
Clayton for all costs and expenses of collection, including reasonable anomey's fees.
I!. Non-Disclosure Agreement The technical and pricing information contained in any proposal or other documents submitted to Client by Clayton is to be considered
confidential and proprielMy and s..uJI not be released or disclosed to a thiri! party without Clayton's wrillCn consent
12. Use of Data. Clayton shall not be responsible for any loss, liability, damage, expense or cost arising from any use of Clayton's analyses, reports, certificatiODS or
advice, which is conIn1ry to, or in,:onsistcnt with, or beyond the provisions and purposes set forth therein or included in these Terms and Conditions, or in the Companion
Documents. Client undcmands alld agrees that Clayton's analyses, reports, and Ccrtific.atiollS shall be used solely by the Client
13, Independent Contractor. In p",forming its services under this Agreemcnl, Clayton shall be deemed to be acting as an independent contractor, and it is not an agan.
servant, employee, or representati\'e of Client
Clayton shall not be responsible for the activities of any conlr.lctorn or subconlr.lctorn or their employees or agents at the Site unless retained by Clayton (in which event
Clayton shall be responsible solely for monitoring their performance of the services in accordance with generally accepted practices of Clayton's profession).
14, Assignment There shall be no assignment of the rights or obligations in this Agreement by either party without the wrincn consent of the other party and any
assigmnent shall be null and void and shall render the corresponding duties and obligations of the other party null and void.
I~. Cause of Action. If Client makes a claim against Clayton, for any alleged C'lTor, omission. or other act arising out of the perfonnance of its professional services and
to the extent the'Client fails 10 prove such claim. then the Client shall pay all costs including attorney's fees incurred by Clayton in defending the claim. Any claim
brought against Clayton shall be brought within one-year of the work pcrfonned under this Agreement
16. Waiver. Failure of either part)' to enforce any of its rights shall not constitute a waiver of such rights. tf any provision herein is held invalid or unenforceable. such
provision shall thereupon be deemed modified only to the extent necessary to render it valid or e"cluded from this Agreeman. as the situation may require, and this
Agreement shall be enforced and construed as if such provision has been included herein as so modified in scope or applicability or had not been included herein, as the
case may be.
17, T ennination of Al!reement N"twitbstanding any other provisions of this Agreement, ~ither party may tenninate this Agreement at any time. in whole or in part. by
providing wrinen notice oftennination to the other party. Except as otherwise mutually agreed by Clayton and Client, tcnnination shall be effective ten days from
receipt of the notice. Client shall compensate Clayton for work performed prior to tennination, plus all reasonable costs incurred :IS a result of termination, on a time-
and-materials basis in accordance with Clayton's current hourly rates, ifClienttenninates this Agreement, or if Clayton tenninates it for good legal cause,
18. Complete Agreement. These T:nns and Conditions and the Companion Documents constitute the full and complete Agreement of the parties and may only be
amended. added to. supen;eded or waived in a writing signed by both parties that specific.ally stales that it is an amendment of this Agreement Reference by Clayton or
Client to any purchase or work number or order supplied by Client shall be for accounting identification purposes only and shall have no other legal effect.
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530 GREENE SiT. ROOM 701
AUGUSTA, GA 30911
DR. HAMEED MALIK. P.E.
PROJECT
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DESGRIPTJON RAlt Matrix aTY TOTAl
Chemical Analysis i!rlduding: 20(fo(r~ Groundwater 106 21,200.00
Appendix I VOC's (Method 8260A)
Appendix I Metals (Method 6010nOOO)
f'Chl~ride, Conductivity. pH, 'TOS. TOe.
Cations: Mg, Na. K, Ca
I Anions: C03, 504, HC03 &
Metals: Fe
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additional information, please call me at
(800) 972-4889,
I Mehmet Yildirim
I Laboratory Manager
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DUMPStat.. Pricing Information
"lbank you for your intcrC:lt in DUMPStat. DUMPS tat is a ground-w;ltcr monitoring
software: product sold by Robert D. Gibbons Ltd. and is disrrihuted and supported by
Discerning Systems Inc.
A DUMPSc:a.t site license is required for each individual facilicy. The cost of each site license
is a (me-time fee of $2,500 which includes free program updates and technical support for
one yeaL'. ,After one year, new ver!lions of DUMPS[ar can be purchased for $300 with 90
days 0.: technical support. Support \,:an be extended for ;U\ additional fee. Technical
support can be obtained by telephone, facsimile or electronic mail.
Please l10te that the USEP A has reviewed DUMPStat and has found that it is consistent
with the Subtitle C and D regulations and associated guidance DUMPStat also compli~~
with thc: ASTM Stancbrd PS64-96. For a review of thc program see the October 1994 issue
of W ar'.~ /'1gt.
Dr. Robert Gibbons will also provide DUMPSr~r to companies as part of a multi-site
Contract' that includes his statistical consultation. Typically, the cost of this complete
consultation wiU be about $10,500 and include the following activities;
1~. Evaluation of a111.'"\Jrrent monitoring data.
2. Evaluation of statistical :;L"pecrs of the current ground-water monitoring
network.
3. Preparation of the sc:a.tistical section of the ground.water monitoring permi[
application.
4. Complete setup of the DUMPStat program with aU existing site dara.
5, A report and analysis of the first semi-annual monitoring event under the
Subtitle D monitoring program.
6. A DUMPStat sire license.
7. Regulatory support and negotiation as needed.
For companies that do nat wish to perform the ongoing monitoring activities required for
their facilities, Dr. Gibbuns will underCIke to do so for $1,200 per sirc, per monitoring
event. n:is service will include:
1. Updalin~ the database with new data.
2. ~aintaining the database and backups
3. Analysis of new data.
4. Updating background statistical limits on an <U1nual basis.
5. Preparation of statistical report.
All prices are quoted in US funds and are in effecl until further notice.